Sub-Saharan Africa Logistics 2012

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Despite being the poorest region in the world, Sub-Saharan Africa is rich in opportunities for logistics providers.

Map of Sub-Saharan Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa Logistics 2012 provides essential reading for anyone involved or interested in the region’s logistics market.

Sub-Saharan Africa encompasses a diverse range of economies, but it is the poorest region in the world. However, over the last ten years it has seen stronger economic growth than almost any other region (the only exception being Asia).

This report provides a comprehensive overview of the opportunities and key areas of focus for logistics providers in the region, with a breakdown by individual vertical sectors.

Sub-Saharan Africa Logistics also contains a range of illustrative maps of the region’s infrastructure and emphasises the weaknesses in the region’s network.

Contains analysis of the following vertical sectors:
Automotive, Chemical, Consumer/Retail, Healthcare/Pharmaceutical, Hi-Tech, Mining, Oil & Gas and Perishables Logistics.

What will you learn from Sub-Saharan Africa Logistics 2012?

Opportunities available and key areas of focus for logistics providers in the region
An analysis of the region’s economy and trade
Market sizing and forecasts for contract logistics and freight forwarding
Maps detailing the region’s infrastructure
Humanitarian logistics efforts
Analysis of individual vertical sector logistics
African oil reserves by country

Africa's Existing and Proposed Railway Lines

Sub-Saharan Africa Logistics 2012 is full of qualitative and quantitative data which will give you an all round understanding of the state of logistics in the region and the prospects for development.

In addition to the extensive analysis of logistics in specific vertical sectors, the report summarises the humanitarian efforts undertaken by organisations and the effect this has had on the logistics industry in the region.

The report also outlines the problems faced by perishable and cold chain logistics providers as they experience significant threats to their products including poor infrastructure, inadequate storage facilities, corruption and violence.

Who should buy Sub-Saharan Africa Logistics 2012?

The report is specifically written to provide easily accessible and strategic information for: Logistics service providers, global manufacturers, banks and financial institutions, materials handling equipment providers, property development companies and consultancies as well as all C-level executives.